Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-02
MARY JAMES TRAVELS.
SHE MAKES ANOTHER ROUND IN
LONDON WITH DiCkEY.
They See . Variety OF Things Not In the
Guide Book--Among Other Things
They Have - Peep at the Queen.
What They Think Of Her.

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really good man above all things earthly, but
my admiration up 10 this writing Is not
strained from over e1ertion
Did you ever" said Dickey, interrupting
my writing, -see SO many men wearing SILK
hats As you do in London7
NO." said i. Il didn't. l wonder why 1t
iss'
-Because, said she, there are more men in
London than anywhere else"
1t was wormy chestnut she had pnt upon
me, but II had the truth scattered through 1t,
and began 10 think about what / had seen.
A silk hat, q stick or umbrella, and pair OF
gloves in the hand, or on the hands, or half
OF one and half the other, ara as essential TO
the outward semblance Of a gentleman as q
uniform is 70 a soldier on duty. II be had on
nothing else than these three be would bs
held in higher esteem than TO have all e!se
and be without them The other Sunday l
went out Hyde park to take In the
Church Parade between l2:SO and =, when
the swell people walk and digest the sermon,
and out of say 5000 men strolling there,
among three times as many ladies, only
saw one derby hat, and that was on an
American Just over. He had the umbrella
and gloves, but the round hat ruined the en-
semble, and be looked like a last years rose
bud III a bunch OF spring flowers. On the
street the unlVersanty OF tne SILK hat strikes
an American observer az once, and in q very
short time be puts his head into the same
kind of covering. Nor is it the swell English
man only who wears the plug" Every man
who can raise the money has one, and it
often happens that the hat doesn't fit the
clothes of the wearer. But lie never thinks
of this; the hats the thing
One sees more good looking men in London
on the streets than she does in any American
CITY that have ever been in, and one reason
Of it is that they dress better The dndc, as